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Affluent Technology Limited

Senior Electrical & Electronic Components Engineer

Hinckley
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Job Title: Senior Electrical & Electronic Components Engineer
Location: Hinckley

Right to Work: This position is open to UK-based candidates who already have the unrestricted right to work in the UK. Visa sponsorship is not available for this role.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Electrical & Electronic Components Engineer to support the development of advanced electrical and electronic systems for future vehicle programmes.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the design and development of electrical and electronic components across chassis, powertrain, electric driveline, RESS and HMI systems.
  • Define, specify and validate components to meet system requirements, safety standards (FuSa), environmental conditions and EMC regulations.
  • Identify, analyse and resolve technical issues and risks at both component and full motorcycle level.
  • Support electrical architecture development and system integration activities.
  • Identify and resolve technical issues at component, subsystem and vehicle level.
  • Manage suppliers to deliver ECUs and components to quality, cost and timing targets.
  • Collaborate with systems, software, validation and manufacturing teams throughout the development lifecycle.

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  • Degree (BEng/BSc/MEng/MSc) in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or equivalent, or HND with relevant industry experience.
  • Experience in electrical and electronic hardware development within automotive, motorcycle, powersports or related industries.
  • Strong knowledge of requirements capture, hardware specification and supplier management.
  • Proven experience delivering ECUs and electrical/electronic components through full project lifecycles.
  • Understanding of electrical system integration and component validation.

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Desirable

  • Previous experience within the motorcycle industry would be highly advantageous.
  • Knowledge of CAN communication and tools such as CANoe, CANalyser or equivalent.
  • Experience in Functional Safety (ISO 26262), EMC, connectivity, telematics or HMI development.

This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to the development of innovative vehicle technologies within a fast-paced engineering environment.

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Hinckley, England, United Kingdom

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